i watched the previous cap with no problems. why the proper? and
what's up
with the size?
the show airs on the bbc which doesn't show ads, so it's a full 1 hour show.
some groups have decided that 1hr shows (55-60mins) such as "the tudors"
and "the apprentice uk" should be around the 550mb file size instead of the
350mb one, so that the same encoding quality is retained. when you see a 20min
sitcom turn out at 175mb and a 40min show turn out at 350mb, the extra 200mb
for the extra 15/20mins is sort of correct to retain the same level of
quality. some groups don't agree with this (as it is not an official "scene"
rule) and therefore still encode all 55-60min shows to fit 350mb whilst other
groups who clearly are about quality are making these larger shows around
550mb. this is why this was probably propered since you said you didn't see
any issues in the version you watched and this also helps explain the file
size.
well every apprentice uk episode has been 700 megs, prior to this one..so i'd
wager that his question was as why this episode is smaller rather than bigger
than usual.
700mb is way too much for a 1hr show. i think given my earlier explanation,
550mb is fine and if a group did encode it at 350mb - i won't lose any sleep
over it, but yeah 700mb is too much. if they are encoding at the regular rates
then 550mb is more than enough. i can't see the justification of increasing
the file size up another 150mb over 550 to 700mb especially given that this
show in particular doesn't have any fast action scenes etc to justify the
larger overhead.
oh bloody hell, that 15sec in the beginning is more or less an "intro" to the
apprentice, and it warns of the language. by this groups theory, we need to
proper every single hells kitchen, cops, and other reality based shows because
they say "parental discrestion(sp) is advised".